(FRANKLIN IMPRINT.) [Dodley, Robert.] The Oeco

DescriptionA leaf from "The Anarchy of the Ranters and Other Libertines…", by Robert Barclay, prined at Philadelphia Re-Printed and Sold by B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1757. This is page 1/2 of the wor

[BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IMPRINT]. [Votes and Proceedings of the House of Representatives of the Province of Pennsylvania. Beginning the Fourth Day of December 1682.] [Philadelphia]: [B. Franklin, and D. Ha

(EARLY AMERICAN IMPRINT.) Robert Dodsley, editor. Select Fables of Aesop and other Fabulists. 15 [of 16] plates by Norman. 366 [of 371] pages. 8vo, contemporary calf, worn, boards detached; contents w

An Original leaf in German Fraktur typeset from "Wahren Christenthum...", by Johann Arndts, printed at Philadelphia, 1751. The printer's imprint names Benjamin Franklin as co-printer with Johann Bohm.

Hand colored re-strikes from the engraved plates in "Poor Richard Illustrated Lessons for the Young and Old on Industry, Temperance, Frugality &c." by Benjamin Franklin, Robert Dighton (c. 1752-1814)

Colonial America 1745 Benjamin Franklin Printed Historic Religious Imprint Benjamin Franklin, Printer, 1745-Dated Imprint titled: "The Confession of Faith...," PHILADELPHIA: Printed and Sold by B. FRA

DESCRIPTION: Six Robert Franklin horse hand colored prints. Includes "Going along a slapping pace", "Topping a flight of Rails, and coming well into the next Field", "Charging an Ox-fence", "Going in

Franklin Mint Robert E Lee knife The. Battle of Fredricksberg. 10 " long with 101/2" wide by 20" high frame for hanging.

Watercolor on paper. Abstract. 14 3/4 x 10 3/4 in. (sight), 18 3/4 x 14 3/4 in. (framed). Robert Gates (b. 1906 Detroit, MI; d. 1982, Alexandria, VA) studied at the Detroit School of Arts and Crafts,

0.80 Ounces Sterling Silver.

BOOKS: Twain 1882 Prince and the Pauper 1st Ed, Mark Twain. The Prince and the Pauper. James R. Osgood, Boston. 1882. First edition, first issue, with "Franklin Press" imprint on copyright page. Hardc

Robert Franklin Gates (American, 1906-1982), "Abstract Bridge," gouache on paper, signed and dated "R. Gates '52" lower left, 19" h x 28" w (view), 21" h x 29 1/2" w (frame). Provenance: From a Massac

Wanted poster for Robert Franklin Williams (black civil rights leader.) Wanted Flyer No. 290, September 6, 1961. 15.75" x 10.25". With FBI field office addresses and phone numbers to back. ****** In A

Details: Robert F. Foley autographed commemorative First Day of Issue postal card. Fine condition. Robert Franklin Foley (born May 30,

Set of 12 Gilroy Roberts Franklin Mint Zodiac Medals In the case

Colonial America Original 1745 Benjamin Franklin Historic Religious Imprint (BENJAMIN FRANKLIN), Printer, 1745-Dated Imprint titled: “The Confession of Faith...,” PHILADELPHIA: Pinted and Sold by

The Doctrine of Baptisms Reduced from its Ancient and Modern Corruptions....The Fifth Edition, by William Dell, printed originally in London and reprinted here at Philadelphia by B(enjamin) Franklin a

An Original leaf in German Fraktur typeset from "Wahren Christenthum...", by Johann Arndts, printed at Philadelphia, 1751. The printer's imprint names Benjamin Franklin as co-printer with Johann Bohm.

Pair of American imprints including: ** WORKS OF THE LATE DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Huntingdon (Pa): for the Proprietor, 1800. 8vo. Portrait, 156; 119 (Lacking pages 112-118 of second part), 2 volumes bo

[Early American Imprint] William Penn & Robert Barclay - Joseph Crukshank 1770. A curiosity, probably the result of a binding mix up, this small volume contains the first 24 pages of William Penn's "A

Lot of 5 John Wayne Collector Plates with wooden frames Robert Tenenbaum  Franklin Mint  

North American Land Company stock certificate, datelined Philadelphia, issued February 20, 1795, to William Temple Franklin, signed by financier Robert Morris, (also a signer of the Declaration of Ind

Limited edition Franklin Mint collectors knife, Robert E. Lee Measures: 7 inches in length, blade: 3 inches Original case included

An Original leaf in German Fraktur typeset from "Wahren Christenthum...", by Johann Arndts, printed at Philadelphia, 1751. The printer's imprint names Benjamin Franklin as co-printer with Johann Bohm.